Export Import

Rating:
Summary: Quick understanding of the business
Review: As a Realtor I had a week to learn about the business when I became involved in the sale of a manufacturing business. Zodl thankfully does not dwell on theory or historical origins but jumps right into the nuts and bolts of transactions from both the import and export side. Almost written in a cookbook style that quickly brought my understanding from nearly zero to a high level of confidence, leaving no questions in my mind how these transactions successfully take place. There are no wasted sentences in this book and if you skip one sentence you might miss a piece of valuable knowledge that could take months of trial and error to obtain.

Rating:
Summary: Good Information but not very comprehensive
Review: This book provides some good information for anyone new to the area of import/export and small businesses, but it lacks the comprehension that can be found in other comparable books on this subject matter.

Rating:
Summary: Very good introduction to Ex/Im from a businessman
Review: Zodl's book was one of many Ex/Im books I've looked at. His book is a quick read and one can easily finish it in one sitting. He has enough detail to give you an excellent overview of ExIm and also plenty of guidelines and pointers to strong resources. With this book, you should have enough to take your business into ExIm without much difficulty. You will have to learn more, or course, but Zodl gives you enough information to seek the right team and expert advice (many times free expert advice) and ask the correct questions. He also covers complex topics like NVOCCs, Shipper Export Declaration Forms, and other things that one should look out for when getting into this type of business. He writes with authority, common sense, and an easy style. He gives very practical advise and easily digestable advice on legal issues with ExIm and also plenty of examples of important documents you must use in the process.

A book worth the money, but since it is relatively short (170 pages), I would suggest borrowing it from a library and reading it while taking notes in a small notebook. That way you'll remember what you've learned and have an organized way of accessing it later.

Rating:
Summary: Very good introduction to Ex/Im from a businessman
Review: Zodl's book was one of many Ex/Im books I've looked at. His book is a quick read and one can easily finish it in one sitting. He has enough detail to give you an excellent overview of ExIm and also plenty of guidelines and pointers to strong resources. With this book, you should have enough to take your business into ExIm without much difficulty. You will have to learn more, or course, but Zodl gives you enough information to seek the right team and expert advice (many times free expert advice) and ask the correct questions. He also covers complex topics like NVOCCs, Shipper Export Declaration Forms, and other things that one should look out for when getting into this type of business. He writes with authority, common sense, and an easy style. He gives very practical advise and easily digestable advice on legal issues with ExIm and also plenty of examples of important documents you must use in the process.

A book worth the money, but since it is relatively short (170 pages), I would suggest borrowing it from a library and reading it while taking notes in a small notebook. That way you'll remember what you've learned and have an organized way of accessing it later.